A large-headed piece of metal that pierces and projects from a surface, especially for decoration. The leather jacket was adorned with silver studs.
A vertical framing member in a building's wall, usually made of wood or metal. The carpenter measured the distance between each stud before hanging the drywall.
A male animal, especially a horse, kept for breeding. The farm's prize stud was known for siring many champion racehorses.
A man who is notably virile and sexually active. He was known as a stud among his peers due to his charming personality.
A small, often ornamental button or fastener on clothing. He wore a tuxedo with diamond studs on his shirt.
A farm or establishment where horses or other animals are kept for breeding. The royal stud has produced generations of prize-winning stallions.
To adorn or cover with studs or similar small objects. She decided to stud her jacket with silver stars for the concert.
To set or scatter objects over a surface. The baker decided to stud the cake with chocolate chips.
To provide or furnish with a stud, as in a building or structure. The carpenter will stud the wall to ensure it is sturdy.
To arrange the breeding of (a male animal); to put a male animal to service. The breeder decided to stud the champion stallion to several mares this season.